... Wimbledon some years ago Cry havoc! and let loose Dogs in War the dogs of war But we are altering all the old readings under stress of circumstances, and to-day it is Cry famine and comb out the dogs in war ...

... Dog Days ij IT seems that the domestic dog ques tion has once more become painfullyacute. On the one side there are those who urge that dogs are being fed by private owners at the expense of the national food supply; and on the other side it is claimed ...

... wholesale trade for me after the war. You don't get a dog's chance to assert yourself in the City. He was a rapidly promoted sergeant of the new armies, and had found his metier, not among bales of wool in Wood Street, but in the war-worn platoons of an infantry ...

... An exhibition of war-dogs of famous owners that have been through the war with their masters, including General Townshend's, which came through the siege of Kut, the model of a Tank, done to scale, an interesting exhibition of war relics, a great lottery ...

... wages and (i Continued on pnge 416) Two manly young girls invaded my compartment They fought quite well during the war WOMAN AFTER THE WAR continued throw a flood of cheap male labour on the market. How, she asked indig nantly, could a woman keep her ...

... conduclrices of the tramways. apropos, I ask myself will J\_ they continue the apbritif habit after the war It is possible. Everything is possible after the war, as M. Desird was saying just now to ces messieurs, and we men must hold together more than ever ...

... expected to do his bit against the Hun invader on an empty stomach. 4k There is evidently a regret table amount of stop the- war sympathy in Finland, where the Russian Government seems to have great difficulty in communicat ing its enthusiasm for the fight ...

... unfortunate German victims maintain silence on the point. i-5- The animals at the London Zoological Gardens have now been put on war rations, and a keeper declares that the elephants are wondering what is the matter. The tortoise, on the other hand, decided ...

... TITCHFIELD STREET, OX FOR n STREET, LONDON. W. II Dept. B.S. 1 1 n MAJORRICHARDSON.F.Z.S. KENNELS. 3ENTRY DOGS, as .applied Army, from 5 go. POLICE DOGS (AIREDALES* Be.t guard, for person and property, from 5 gns pup, 2 gn BLOODHOUNDS ABERDEEN (SCOTCH! FOX ...

... wild winds of war blow good to anyone it is to those merry millionaires who last month alone in one short month, think of it paid nearly fifteen millions in taxes on their ex cess profits, and still clung to 40 per cent, of them. To be a war-profiteer these ...

... most amazing features of the war at home some people say, you know is how very little it's affec ted that (you'd think) eminently peace time institution, the art of painting. Si, Si, Even in those piping times before the war, when we had a season, I don't ...

... threads her way swiftly and skilfully through the maze of traffic, the embodiment of Gallic feminine grace. w vv But not even war can rob Paris of her charms. How can a day be passed more fruitfully than to wander in the sunshine of the Tuileries Gardens ...